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03/26/09
Piccadilly (1929)
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Reviews Counted:10
Fresh:9
Rotten:1
Average Rating:8.2/10
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03/25/06
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02/09/06
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07/25/05
One of the overlooked great classic silent films.
04/28/05
It’s difficult to imagine a Hollywood production allowing an Asian star to be as commanding as Wong is in Piccadilly.
02/24/05
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07/03/04
Top CriticA swinging London club; the breakup of a famous performing couple; a well-known dancer being replaced by one younger and more exotic; a murder. All juicy fodder for plot, and it's a good thing.
04/23/04
[Wong's] role of Shosho, the red-hot dancing star of London's Piccadilly nightclub, shows her at her dramatic and erotic peak.
03/25/04
Top CriticWong is the kind of gorgeous that burns right through a camera lens, and the kind of mesmerizing that seems without effort or end.
03/19/04
Top Critic[Wong] is not top billed, but her entrance in Piccadilly -- and her general presence -- make her the star.
03/08/04
Wong has acquired a loyal cult following over the years, and Dupont's exquisitely filmed episodes show why.
01/22/04
A wonderfully entertaining last hurrah from England's silent cinema.
10/01/03
A visually eloquent and sometimes dazzling backstage melodrama.
09/30/03
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